La Sportiva Nepal Top

Average Rating: rated 4.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 8 Trailspace users

Description

The Nepal Top is a mountaineering boot made by La Sportiva. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 8 user reviews.

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From US Outdoor Store:
"La Sportiva Nepal TopFeatures: Padded shank. Humidity leading fodder. Water protection latch. Broad edge of enclosure from rubber. Griffige Vibram treaded sole."

User Reviews

rated 2 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Gerhard, Mar 30, 2004

"It's the old problem: Should a shoe fit right away or do we have to allow several hikes to achieve that? Personally, I believe that a well fitting shoe gives you very few problems even during its first use. (Some models by Scarpa confirmed this idea) The Nepal Top is a very technical boot with almost no flex and no rocker; therefore they make your feet very clumsy when walking, like walking in ski boots and this becomes quite tiring soon."

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rated 3 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Sampson&Dhelila, Jun 22, 2002

"For those of you who are seriously looking to get ice climbing boots and are deciding on the Nepal, or any other brand for that matter. I am going to be honest. Any stiff rigid boot takes time to break in. I don't believe when they say "comfortable right out of the box"."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Dennis R, Feb 04, 2002

"I bought my first pair of these boots about 6 years ago and bought them also for very very cheap (~250can). . . right out of the box I was amazed at the comfort and confidence they gave me. . . I used them extensively for most of my climbing trips in the Cascades and Coast mountains."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Rick, Mar 13, 2000

"I somehow lucked out with these boots. Initially purchased for mixed routes and technical stuff, these boots soon obsessed me. Now I do almost anything that brings me near snow with these babies. I tend to get myself into long approaches followed by brief moments of glory."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by David Faulkner, Jul 16, 1998

"After a disastrous experiance with a pair of scarpa Fitzroys which now feel and bend like carpet slippers!! I bought - reluctantly - Nepal Tops.

I feel its still a little too early to be completely satisfied But while I'm always aware of the weight I havent had any blisters yet!! Rock climbing in them is a dream, walking."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Luis Leon, Jan 14, 1998

"I love these boots... they're perfect for the type of conditions I climb in... I love the fact that I can actually walk in the things... They allow French technique on ice. And they frontpoint as well as any of the plastic boots my buddies wear."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by Jon Popowich, Dec 29, 1997

"I've had these boots now for several seasons - I was lucky enough to buy them from a shop who had ordered them directly from Italy, and therefore the price was an absolute steal at only $230 Canadian!!! Now they are $460, but I'm laughin'. I found the boots very comfortable right out of the box; in fact, I took them on an all-day steep climb/hike/scramble for their first trip and was amazed that there were no blisters, pressure points, etc."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Nepal Top
Reviewed by @..., Dec 02, 1996

"I love these boots... They feel so much less clunky than my plastic boots. They fit like a glove... and climb really well..."

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